International Criminal Tribunals

[cornell Clayton]

Can someone point me to a research that examines the decision-making 
process for establishing International Criminal Tribunals in cases of 
massive human rights abuses. What I have in mind is analyses of the factors 
that lead to the creation of such tribunals -- why in some cases (Rwanda, 
Yugoslavia) and not in others (like Angola or Cambodia for example). I have 
a graduate student working on this topic and she is looking for both 
empirical/descriptive literature as well as normative work in this area.

Thanks,
Cornell Clayton

Professor
Department of Political Science
Washington State University
Pullman, WA  99164